Exhibition "Digital by Nature": Miguel Chevalier at Kunsthalle München
Digital by Nature presents Miguel Chevalier's largest solo exhibition to date.
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Quantel Paintbox: Hockney, Haring, and the $250,000 Graphics Tool That Changed Visual Culture
Before Photoshop, there was the Paintbox, shaping the ’80s visuals of Keith Haring, David Hockney, and more. Now, unseen works appear at the British Art Fair, reclaiming its forgotten place in digital art history.
Chulayarnnon Siriphol on Muay Thai, Red Eagles, and Hunting Dogs
Paint-crusted boxing gloves are perched on the backrest of a wooden chair in Chulayarnnon Siriphol’s Bangkok studio. Beside them,
AI Companions: Designed to Connect
In the midst of a loneliness epidemic, AI companions are on the rise. Will they be friends or foes?
Sasha Stiles Brings AI-Generated Poetry to MoMA with 'A Living Poem'
“From concrete poetry to Fluxus, there is a long history of artists using technology to transform language into a visual
Jonathan Farbowitz, Conservator at The Met: "Media-Based Artworks Are Like People"
How can digital artworks stand the test of time? Jonathan Farbowitz, Conservator of Time-Based Media at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, shares insights into his practice and offers actionable tips for artists working with technology.
Creative R&D: The Missing Link in Tech Policy?
Artists shape technology more than policymakers realise, argues Serpentine Gallery’s FAE5 report, urging UK to include Creative R&D in its innovation strategy.
Exhibition Infinite Images: “Rules, Chance, and Automation”
From Molnár to modern AI artists, Infinite Images explores how rules, code, and chance are reshaping art at Toledo Museum.